Excess fibroblast growth factor 23 in alcoholic osteomalacia is derived from the bone
Naoko Hidaka(University of Tokyo Hospital), Nobuaki Ito(University of Tokyo Hospital), So Watanabe(University of Tokyo Hospital), Yoichi Iwafuchi(Saiseikai Niigata Daini Hospital), Masaomi Nangaku(The University of Tokyo), Hiroshi Kobayashi(The University of Tokyo), Takeyuki Tanaka(The University of Tokyo), Hideaki E. Takahashi(Niigata Institute of Technology), Sakae Tanaka(University of Tokyo Hospital), Yoichi Yasunaga(University of Tokyo Hospital), Hajime Katô(University of Tokyo Hospital), Yoshitomo Hoshino(University of Tokyo Hospital), Taketoshi Shimakura(Niigata Institute of Technology), Yuka Kinoshita(University of Tokyo Hospital), Noriko Makita(University of Occupational and Environmental Health Japan), Soichiro Kimura(Kinjo Gakuin University), Minae Koga(University of Tokyo Hospital), Naoki Kondo(Niigata University), Noriaki Yamamoto(Niigata Institute of Technology), Tetsuo Ushiku(The University of Tokyo), Yuko Oyama(The University of Tokyo), Taku Saito(The University of Tokyo)
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